Future Tense

SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE

by Natasha Azani

​Lets review the previous tenses: present tense and past tense

Multiple Choice

What is Simple present tense?

• to describe an action that will happen in the future

• to describe facts or habits

• to describe past events

Multiple Choice

What is simple past tense?

• to show continuous actions in the past

• to describe something about facts or habits

• to describe a completed activity that happened in the past

Multiple Select

Which of this verbs used in Simple past tense

• did/had

• is/are/am

• was/were

• will/shall

• has/have

Multiple Select

Which is the correct Simple Present Tense sentence?

• Our hometown is in Malacca

• I enjoyed the movie.

• Illiana is talking to the principal right now.

• They live in Batu Pahat.

• I will be speaking to your boss about this misconduct.

​For example:

​I will go.

​We will celebrate my sister's birthday in London next week.

How do we change the positive sentence to negative sentence?​

​"will" Negative Sentence

​Subject + will + not + Root Verb

​Subject + won't + Root Verb

​

-​She will not jump.

-​They won't read the article.

How do we construct a Simple Future Tense sentence into a question?​

​Positive Sentence:

​He will speak English.

​Negative Sentence:

​He will not (won't) speak English.

So let us test your understanding with this quiz...​

Multiple Choice

We ______ off to London next week.

• fly

• flew

• will fly

• is flying

Multiple Choice

 It _____ this afternoon.

• rains

• will rain

• rained

• will be rained

Multiple Choice

Which is correct?

• I no talk to her will anymore.

• Will I not talk to her anymore.

• I won't talk to her anymore.

• I not will talke to her anymore

Fill in the Blanks

Multiple Choice

I __________________(have/negative) time to do my homework this evening.

• will no have

• won't have

• willn't have

• will have not

Multiple Choice

We ______ the bus if we don't hurry.

• missed

• was missing

• misses

• will miss

Multiple Choice

___________________(you/come) to my house tomorrow for dinner?

• Come you will

• Come you

• Will coming

• Will you come

Multiple Choice

Which is correct?

• When will you leave for Florida?

• When leave you for Florida?

• You will leave for Florida when?

• When leaving you for Florida?

Multiple Choice

Change the sentence into question sentence:

It will snow tomorrow.

• Will not it snow tomorrow?

• Will it snow tomorrow?

• Snow it will tomorrow?